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there are existing queries that point out non-issues.
specifically, having requests.memory/cpu != limits.memory/cpu is not an issue (but a best practice).
resource limits are supposed to help users avoid OOM/throttling, while resource requests make sure resources are actually allocated for the containers.
even in the [https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/configuration/manage-resources-containers/](link attached) as help for these queries, the example shows limits>requests.
Expected Behavior
containers having requests.memory/cpu != limits.memory/cpu will not trigger an issue.
there are existing queries that point out non-issues.
specifically, having requests.memory/cpu != limits.memory/cpu is not an issue (but a best practice).
resource limits are supposed to help users avoid OOM/throttling, while resource requests make sure resources are actually allocated for the containers.
even in the [https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/configuration/manage-resources-containers/](link attached) as help for these queries, the example shows limits>requests.
Expected Behavior
containers having requests.memory/cpu != limits.memory/cpu will not trigger an issue.
queries:
aafa7d94-62de-4fbf-8838-b69ee217b0e6
9d43040e-e703-4e16-8bfe-8d4da10fa7e6
aee3c7d2-a811-4201-90c7-11c028be9a46
should be removed
Actual Behavior
containers having requests.memory/cpu != limits.memory/cpu trigger an issue.
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